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High fire danger level declared in Yerevan and some regions of Armenia

Armenia's Hydrometeorological and Monitoring Center has issued high fire danger warning, saying the combination of high temperatures, low humidity and breezy western winds are very likely to cause fires in the capital Yerevan, in Ararat Valley, in Aragatsotn, Kotayk and Vayots Dzor foothills, as well as in the valleys of Syunik province on September 1-5.

01.09.2023, 09:42

Society

Temperatures expected to drop across Armenia: short rains possible in some areas

Armenia’s Hydrometeorological and Monitoring Center warned that high fire danger is expected on August 25-28 in the capital city Yerevan, in Ararat Valley, Aragatsotn, Kotayk and Vayots Dzor foothills, as well as in Syunik and Tavush valleys.

25.08.2023, 10:13

Society

Temperatures in Armenia to rise by 1-3 degrees this week

Temperatures across Armenia are expected to rise by 1 to 3 degrees Celsius on August 16-20 with no precipitation expected, the National Weather Service reported.

16.08.2022, 10:28

Business

Armenia's National Assembly ratifies European agreement concerning international carriage of dangerous goods by road

Armenia's National Assembly has ratified today the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road.

23.03.2022, 16:42

Society

Armenian Weather Service warns of high-level fire danger

Armenia's Weather Service warned today that a high-level fire danger is expected in the next 5 days in the Ararat Valley and its foothills, as well as in the Syunik valleys and in the foothills of Vayots Dzor.

16.06.2021, 14:44

Business

Minister: environmentally hazardous small hydropower plants across Armenia will be shut down

All environmentally hazardous small hydropower plants across Armenia will be shut down regardless of who their owners are, nature protection minister Artsvik Minasyan said to reporters today.

02.11.2016, 18:26

Business

Expert says authorities should step up control over domestically produced and imported foods

Armenian authorities should step up control over the quality of both domestically–produced and especially imported agricultural products, especially those brought from Turkey, Levon Ajemyan, head of a laboratory of the Food Safety Center, told journalists today.

20.05.2016, 16:59